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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-03

BOSTON Fob. 2-Flour quiet Choice Extras. % eB1
50 50 O0a So e5 spring Wheat Pstsnts
prime 50 10 IS 50. steamer Yellow 81 "a
Steamer Mixed 90 &c. Good No Grsie 0150sc Gate
quiet No. White al &c. NO. whte 39h8<ON
No White Is "a 800. Shorts steady MIddiInxs pe1
ton els bO0s2l: butter steady Northern Creamery
Extra 2sc Eastern Creamery $780, Western Extrp
Creamery 29c Cheese steady Newyork ana Vermont
Extra 3ac do Eirss la Eggs quiet Eastern Extra
Flour 5000 bills and l. 100 Cora $4,000 bush
Oats 1900 bush shorts 5000 bus,.
AZ advanced with good demand sales l4oO0 bush
PACING at 30 &c Winter Wheat Jun unchanged
Corn higher Nc 2 42Ac; No. 42o42tc.. No. Al vol
No . Yellow ABE; No. Yellow 42s1c... quiet and
unchanged No White 3oc. No. 5 White sac. No
Mxei 334c. Barley Rye duh and nominal
Flour bbls. Wheat 1l01O bush. Corn $1,000 buah
Data 1900 bush ShiDments-Wheat 2l.000 busn. Corn
10000 bush 0ats 1900 bush
CHICAGO Feb. 2-Flour steady and unchan ged. Winter
Patents - 1894 So southern Winters So 20 0s4 TO- Mich
tgan Winter So 1904 co. Choice TO Fancy Minnesota
ents 81 20DS4 TO- Minnesota Bakers In sacks, s. 100
So 20. Rye Flour-s2 900s3 10 III dolls Buckwheat 81
So IS per loo 10.
The isadlng futures ran ye,l ~ foil, Va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-03
,rrr srocK MARKETS. RY TELEGRAPH.

prrR.Io Feb 2-Cdttte-Receipts last "a hours-l l0o
total 1914 heat Tor same une .ass
10y be1 head consigned through 90 cars OF whch 81 70
wer york, z carson sale; market nrmer faH 70 "oou
Native shipping At ~ 80 ~ 40 ,,, n, wesr
sS>,,necelpts ~ nourss4OO neat totaI or wSen
M. n same time ns. "eon. vs,ro
49, cor signed IL cars looI whch W
M ,rs nr sale; market opened strong ans ous
elos oe 81 so pso, Extra So 2o1s5 40 Fair 20 5000
20 50 Ds5 49, Choice TO hstra 30 oodo oV
anadan Lambs SO "a Csc 4U ~ cars held eNes mostly
Lambs ,onr. q hem total ior week
s63j5 came time last week. 70 t5i
& Consigned through IS OF which 10 TO New York;
W IN Tor sale demand and market nrm Mixed rigs
81 riaht Workers 81 l0d 80 20 Selected ef orkers
a. 10 etbJ5; Selected Medium Weights 80 S69s5 Adj
y cars late arrivals held over. - - o,
pore,nts~ & COO mead. shDments-2.000 head. Market
s,yong aud more active Shipping steers. 300 10 ioOO
m IS iUdS5i ana Feeders s2 ao1s3 oo Cows,
ptls api Mixed 3 0S3 20; bulk ~ G$3 ~.
Hoos-kecepts 2l.UOO hes shipmcnts lZ,OoOi marker
Allow early closing stronger. Rough and Mixed - 90
81 10 PACKING aud shipping - 1909 loi Light u 80
Ss,sD.bece,ptA 5000 head shipments 20o0 head;
marked fairy active. lOGl6o lower Natives 50 90 q sbI
Western 80 80 G=i 90. Texans sS9s4 Lambs " W %
ST Lour Feb. 2-ca,tts-Receipts 500 ne,h ssio,
ments 80. head. the market was active ana su Nn,a
Choice .avy Native steers s ioa5 90 Fair TO GOOD sui"
Choice IS OoGsI i6 Feeders FAIR TO good - .ons.
sS 60 stockcrs, fair 70 good. ~ 1908 o. Texans ~
mon 70 choice 81 s0Ss3 CO. had.
Hoos-ReceipIA 640v head shipments ,.rday
cSa,co nrayy anu Iu selections ~ 30 cso % x
ms Iar TO good 70ss4 So Yorkers meii nn w ''
STao IA "a pigs common 70 good $780, rsarrss
SSssp-neScipls 500 .hss6s saip'nsn's ''.' as~' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-03
TWO NEW WRITE STAR STEAMSHIPS.

Mr. Ismay. OF the owners OF the White star Steam
ship Line. who Ia in this city, yesterday received con-
frmaon OF the report that the British Government had
granted a subsidy TO the company upon condition that
shall build two other fast steamers In accordance with
designs furnished by the Admiralty, and that the Gov
erpment should the OF the steamers OF the De
o. armed transports In case of war The company has
for long time conten plated building two new steamers,
the designs for whichwere really three months
ago. The company has only delayed building until the
Government had determined upon granting IA subsidy.
The new vessels will be OF steel. and will have twin
screws They will be J6j feet In longth-ll feet longer
than the Gernanc and Ga feet longer than the Umbra.
Of the Cunard Line In addition 10 six transverse bk-
heads there will be a longitudinal buikhead. running
through on the line of the keel ius forming fourteen
tight compartments. There will he two engine
roolns enclosed In watef-tgh compartment; IN
damage by collision the other Will still DO
syailable Each vessel will carry seventeen engineers
Tbs will probably be ready for the traffic OF 1885, and
each will cost about 81 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-03

LIVERPOOL, Fob. 2.-Provsons- Bacon, Cumberland cus
3Gs 6d Long Mhdss. sos. Oh; short clear Aidcs
sos Oil Short Ribs 3Os 81 shoulders 2Ss Oh per w beer
sjsOd. for Extra India Mesa Prime Mesa - bd FORK
Prime Mess. 90. OIL. per bOL; Prime Mess ESstern
O2Jii Western ga III. LardAmericln 35s Prime west
etu. sos. 3t on ia Od. Hams-Long Cut 4bs oI
Shoulders 5OL Butrr lO-.6d. cwLlorh finest hi,e1
states. Cheese American Choice. bis. OIL WHEAT 'i
Western spring Is ia Q7s I'd; Rel Winter, Is id. a.
IL. 81. per Genital New 80. Wnter e. al 40 20 .
]. L. 6d. us. 6d 2 g. dL as All per Genital fV-
duce-Spnts OF Turpenne JOs or DO at London 2ss va
per cwL; he1ned Petroleum.. Id per gallon Clover See
Fine American 24s Oh; Primo cry, u.s. OIL per e |
Rosn-Common, IS 9di Pale Ia Cd GOs OF llnsesn ~
eos Cd per cwt Provisions American RengeAloa peel
ni quarters 5gi lore quarters 3t yer ID hopsa t ho
onNewYork state, 4? los OIL 33 Us. 0d Co''ohseea
oil, Liverpool make. lSs. I'D - 49,. a, . ooo
LoSpoN Feb Produce -Inseeh on $50 osSa In
o.. I'd per ton Calcutta Lnsee, 4lsOd per quarters
seed cake. sdl7, 3D. per ton RennGd peISsu psr
ewt' Pale 6a od oils Oh Poyslons-ard ~ oa pst
cwt for American Sugarl3s I'd. por owt Tor uoa ,en,
riugai poonIlng &c. amt Is o rs 3D. Tor Mss'oyo
fair refining ahoat Australian Talow-Beei zos o. Ss,
Cd Mutton 2sA 81 3os I'd cocolnnt 9I-yoyion I ,
6s; Cochin s3i Us. American Refrigerated BceI Ss ~ o
hind quarters and Pa i'd for ioro quarters per gid ny INC
ANTWERP. Peb. 2.-Petroleum-Fins Pale American 10
francs o. centmes paid nd 10 francs W centes sele
Wucoxs Lard closed at SO francs 20 cents pot ioo Ahos
BkRhEN. Fab 2.-PotToleuIn. marks 80 pfeDninrs
WILCOX Lard closed - 10 pfcnunss lAo ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-03
CALENDARS To-Day.

euPRgNK COURT CmAaBsRs-Before Lawrence. mos
90 269 272 $37 S5 1885, $780, 1863 3G5 36G $40. 1872 1873
S7l 376 1878 37S 3Sl.
SUPREME CoUKT-CIRcUiT-PAR IIL-Beiore Andrews. j.
Adlunrurt for the term
6UKRo0ATK's CoUKf-Beore Rollins. s.-Motion calendar
caioi a q III. wal of May E. Zoutgraf Estate
OF Thomas Sarago y.
SUPERIOR CoURT-sPEcIAL TERa-Before Dugro Case
n No day calendar
COMMON PLEAs-sPEcIAL TEaM-Before DAILY. J.-No
Day calendar.
bas and Hyatt JJ--AdjoUTned for the term.
COURT TEKNNKR-BefOro Barrett. j. and
t-Attorney Marune.-Adjourned to February
COURT GENERAL SKssioss-PAKT i.-BefoTe Judge Cow
ing and Assistant District Attorney Purdy-NOs z 3. 4,
D. O. g. 8, TO- H. H. Plesdngs-Nos. H. Ia. To- 10, IL
COURT GENERAL SEssIoNs-PARr lI.-BoOrs Judge
Gideseeve aud Assistant District Attorney Fitzgerald
IL
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Outstanding ccrtin- -, oo, ,,-,,oc-o 1tseib7li

-, .u,r $50 $50 $50 s750gs AS sso525.lOs
The Enropean quotations this morning reflected ieaS
disiurbed condition Of tho financial marker anu IA
non from Yesterdays scare. Inc local coiltun1
relative 10 The stnkes did not seem Ia be nnc caso
from, what they the close OF business hhSt ~
ing certainly there no hnpTnFclheli. 60
lapse time which brings nearer me petlou ni' 49,.
will be thnVs OF the past In the STOCK htVn'nso mo-
ketA the better revealed By yesterday lasi
ngs was further developed and barring setDioA r
almost Immediately followed too opening Prices
ally continued harden to the end IN sos as 80
was dull and the transactions for the day ahuuHe'- u
10 iOl 355 shares against 100000 shares ye-terdhy @
vet there hardly stock the list that docs "ut ~
hgher than yesterday opening or best u VI, -,
manner In which tho market acted yesterday
aud all through to-day has raised su'l,' re-
among shrewi operators that mo BUYING % ~.
last days has been or better character thA INC
ing; that perhaps some recent absrntees Hun w.
market sufficiently well satisfied win ho cur
figures TO begin their preparations Tor lta1lhs ~
speculation. In toiaY's dealings as .usual th'io ~.
special stocks which prominent iot tu.ii
activity and greater than ordinary nctuatlon%
York and New England notably 80 II lei INC III
In amount Of transactions tshares of 5000 h"d s''S
advanced from its opening figure Of J04i 10 ., 20 -,
Consolidated Gas unusually active and sou Wy y,
SG7edsGAs against IS u last evening or the deahE a.,
the general list there II littlo 10 ho said beyohu @
that with only moderate demand tho prices tesIo',
with higher figures The market closed strohb c'o'O Wy
% the beat figures Of the day ,,,
Government bonds very dull without traiS' ~,
at the stock Exchange. Tho quotations. however "'
steady AS followsi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-03
ALDERMAN xAsTERs0ws STABLE SOLD.

The the livery stable belonging 70 Ai"ero@
Peter Msstsrsou who recently sold at AUCTION
yesterday by Tasse Kesrnoy 81 The stable
bevsnavs Fifty eighthst The attendance was AHe
ana included livery stable keeper: iron al para OF .e
u. A. Churchi James Esughton and John Morgan Bidding
IVES brisk resiize Aost OF inc
bought by CommIssioror g. Brennan WHO IN
800 70 continue the stable NE brennan po~Shs e ss's
q Ne building V NAY. leee. fos e1,l76
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-03
stato bonds were quiet aud firm Louislana consu,

state bonds were quiet and firm Louisiana cohsui 20
y hlg her at 81. Tennessee compromise y
or city bank stocks there were 40 sales ~ lho
tho sales Of IA number OF issucs at auction aio P
below. and
Only n small business done In railway Dois III" ,he
prices somewhat Irregular lie schelu w. les of
market however, nrn. Erie seconi os WIN ,hore
only 81 600 recovered 10 and closed NJ 30 We 100
As were firm at lO31l027a baltimore o. ie,oheu nme
Canada Southern nrst IS were steady Ut luoE -, i03
Waertown aud Ogdensburg conso os were strpe we're 81
East Tennessee. Virginia and Georgia goiu % "sualy
lower at 0bl2 Texas and Pacific Issues were u,,a1 re-
active and after declining sharply mado P'runa aud
coyeres. Tho incomes declined from VI = 10 o',s,eJ
closed at C0A and trst Rio Graudc Division Vnrt
per gent 10 ca ana recovered 10 6ji2aGG% Ny" ee
Chicago ana ST. Louis first receipts nuctuatcu, fL,na
cont. but closed steady at 95A Columbus ~ tn
Valley and Toledo ntsts rose 2 per uoai re-
ceipts were up to d. Wabash nrsrs. Chicago Diyl
soD declined 10 9OA. Denver and Rio Granue ~ ts
steady at 77i8d772 Fort Worth and DenVe., A. ~
were q higher AT 90as0i2. and NewOrleans ia,o The
reason for the unusual activity In the le Aas rn
Pacific Issues was rmors OF Engagements M
organization. As Tar as can learn There nave '0
new developments In the mator. ,-,.nco
OF unlisted securities dealt In at the STOCK
Cotton Seed Oh certificates sold t50o) at esq.,.
Equitable Gas ZOO at ll5%, Kingston ana lns,i
$1,000 at 3sd3Sas Lake Erie and Western pvie,ta
t40Ol at 80 O59as st. Louis, Fort Scott ana W 10
At lO7 6l06a; Northern Pacific dividend scrip 49,"
ut 9Gs; and Phenx Mining u3,5OO) nj ~ 6Te aTo o,d
The money market ruled easy AT about per coS Ia
closed quoted ut y 10 per cent The sub Treasury W."
debtor at the Clearing House SoO4 ,39S. 4, an
The sub Treasury lost balance S3oO43 mao" ei ny
by coin loss OF SS3 G57 iess currency gain OF $500
The days operations covered Receipts. $luao'
payments, VI, 1oG,i6o currency balance $is'aso''
The Clearing House statement TO-DAY was as follows
Exchanges, Sl23,o3B,4l8j balances, $7,683,SS0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-03
AUCTION SALES OF WOOL IN LONDON.

LONDON Feb 1.-The offered to-day was OF good seeu
tion' high elass aud we'll competed FOR
hrIu The follow tho sales III detai
oJVO bales secured, gid la 10 Li DO LOCKS anu
Syr@ oizdi do greasy. 0rdUis oai aoi c9o bairs
pieces Oh az ~ 2'i New south " ales-Nsles ioVv o','
soodred Is Is Cd; do locks and pecos ~ 90 haIes
greasy, I'll Ills. ArL Soutn Anstraili-SAes ~"
greasy 3D. Go L Queensland, 100 bales 30 ~
oils lOd, geasy 9d 9ls I'D. Tasmania oV so"r.i
spe. ori Is 10 5ales '4Oo DA'os 81
II trLela 2di shpo Slq 9ls Aai giessyi ssoure,i
Cape OF 1000 Hope aud Nata-sales, 3suo oa,ee -. a
3D. Us IL tsLi snowvhito Is I'd ola Idi greasy
bnyd. FaIklAnd Islands-lOO Oalesi greasy, on,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-03
WESTERN UNION GETS ANOTHER LINE.

The Southern Telegraph Company. which was sold
under foreclosure proceedings at Richmond va on Tues
6ay was bought the interest OF the Western Union
Telegraph Company. which has owned majority of the
bonds for nearly year The price at which the property
Was sold was S40OOOO but the price woud have been
carried considerably higher. II Is SAID u inc United Lines
Compspy whose last bid s4JOOOO had continued
he contest The acquisition OF the actual control does
pot affect the relations OF the COMPANIES peehuss CON
tract WAS made BET wecn them before the western
Union bought majority OF tho bonds since That ume
The modified 70 meet the Wishes OF h e
actnai owner OF the property. Tho sse now gives tho
company the legal ownership.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-03

Dumb bells and horizontal bars Indian cuos anu anu are
uapeLo are valuable certain condtoh puS nj
detrimental rather than beneficial II The DIoou Is p
thin ana poisoned with bile. Use Oh Tue lnusSoo ~ moi
tales waste well growth. III the uoOu ~
carry sucient nutriLve eria 10 repair the a. H.
strength necessarily follows and growth III out o. e
Ton Puriy ami enrich blood with Dr. feroe oJ moi
Medical Discovery" and then exercise VIII ue'eioP "
consume
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-03
TIE COURT Or APPEALS.

ALBANY Feb 2In the Court Of Appeals to-day the follow
ng causes argued
lO27-The people, respondents agt Alexander Reaney
appellant. - a,,,
No l,OO6-The people. appellants agt John e. Sullivan
respondent
No 26-Hannah NJ. Woodward sdministratriI. respond
agt the York, Lake Enc and western RAILROAD
Company, appellant
Following day calendar Of the Court OF Appeals for
Thursday-Nos 2ll 2o7 49, l7e. 1853. 896. 1927 $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-03
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM TIE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
aggressive bear party has at last appeared In the crude
oil speculation and has been successful in depressing values
through sales OF weared hosra The from the Oil
field yesterday somewhat dscouraging aud there
active trading after the which So
CO.. cents against 6S1s Tuesday night The
Philips No well In the Rebod District Butler County.
Penn opened the rate of 500 barrels day bnt subss
quentiy about 1000 barrels The well 10
bat its size indicates the possibility OF some
the supply that district The fear OF
favorable Developments al yorsown also helps tho lear
leaders The showed considerable reseDcv after the
u the early attack spent IL rallied TO 8S cents
The carrying rates would Indicate z
large short interest but they be deceptive The market
closed heavy. -, -,
solidated Exchange were as follows;
Opening .............. CO Lowest 65.s
Highest bSl4 Final. -a o. =
Darreis
Refined oil was reduced per gallon to 6s cents here
and q cents in Baltimore and Philadelphia.
OIL CITY, Penn. Feb. 2.-Crude Oil.-Nationai Transit
thcaes opened and closed at 9Th highest price,
6s lowest 667, Sales 3030OO barrels: charters 500
barrels clearances 1904 900 barrels shipments S6o4S
barrels; runs. - barrels
PirTsBURG. Feb 2-Petroleum dull and weak. Nation al
Transit opened 67s and closed 67 high
est price. 6sss lowest 66Ts
TirUsvILtE Penn. Feb 2National Transit Certificates
opened CIV o. Ii highest price, 6s4 lowest
price, G7l2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-03

Here Peck Of Peas Peas II you VIII p,s
snco Patience Promptness. Probe pusn anu Ps
Add TO these Dr. Pcrces Pleasant Purgh.l'o oh
let's you viii get through The world without nuo
trouble hose Pellets prevent con stpaon ana in
biIc which different COMPLAINTS ihciosoa 10
glass always fresh entirely vegetable prompt ana pc''
harmless Any druggist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-03
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WARRINGTON Feb 2-The following business trans.
acted IN the Supreme OF United States to-day
Eos ll3 $751; $685. 1892 1874 and lle6-the telephone
cases continued BY James J. Storrow for the
American Bell Telephone Company.
Adjourned unt1 morrow at ~ o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-03

s5 Inc United states Treasury washington received
SS1HoOO National bank notes for redemption.
Inc customs receipts were $77e5 $685. and the internal
revenue receipts S235679
Inc FOREIGN exchanges inactive but steady ri
snanged quotations for business follows Bankers
DIS, - "a and 81 8s4 for long and short sterling
espectvey o2O7s and 51sas for francs y5ie and 80 g
LOT relchmarks: 4oli and 40l2 for guilders.
more confident tone marked the Of the Euro
Ph markets and the Improvement continued during tho
aay Ia London British eonsos steady at 100 o.
ana iuoos respectively for money and account India
Souhch nilis were allotted at decline OF lied per
Money was easy and the Bank OF England gained
h-'ooo bullion on balance American railways opened
Hsner, we're dun. but led firm the end. At Paris
frehch per cents opened of 0472 at 7702o and rose
70 sn closed Mt 20 45 and sight exchange London de-
clncd TO 1886 u francs TO the e.
Inc following securities sold at Real Estate FL.
son ' -' - ~ - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-03

The feature market the advance In Consolidated
California and Virginia. ,
The Manhattan Mining Company has levied an assessment
Of 81 per share.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-03

SPIRITS OF TURPENrINE
CHARtEsros Feb 2-Turpentlne nominal nothing doing.
SAVANNAH. Feb 2.--Iutpentine dull at 80 '2c
WILMINGTON, Feb. 2.-rurpentine firm At 3o'sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-03

CLOSING PRIOks OF BOsrOv srOogs
BOSTON, Feb. 2. 1897
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-03

CLOSING PRICES OF OALIFORNTA STOCKS
BAN Francisco. Feb. 2. 1887
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-03
TIE STATE Or IkADE.

Fancy IS 1884 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-03

CLOSING PRICES or PaILA DsLPaiA sroo9S
ss::ss: s. . ssss N.Y. H. CO.. ''E
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-03
BONDS AVID BAyK STOCKS

Series Il
Coupon OF
5000. .sml. 40 4
Chic Bui & quincy
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-07-23
THE FEDERAL BUILDING.
Some Desirable Amendments are Made
to the Original Plans.

Some Desirable Amendments are Made
to the Original Plans
At the suggestion of Mr.. j. Riley
Gordon, supervising architect, the
plans OF the federal building has been
altered, bringing the tower 10 the west
side, corner avenue D., instead OF the
east side, corner avenue f. and the main
entrance will be there. A new arrange
ment of the rooms has also been made so
as to admit of the most air and light
being given to them. Architect Bells
plans are good, but being uDaCquainted
with the peouliarities of our climate and
the importance of using the southern
breeze for all it is worth, little errors
have been made which are now correct
ed by the adoption of the amended
plans.
Arrangements are in progress and it Ia
expected that the work will be com
menoed at al early date, and pushed
forward with all possible procession.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-07-23
CHURCH NOTICES.

Alamo Baptist church, corner of Crockett
and NacOgdOches streets: Sabbath school
9.45 a. m preaching II Il. m. and at 500 p. III,
every Sabbath, prayer meeting Wednesday
$50 p. m, Sunday school teachers meeting
Thursday $40 p. III. All are INVITED TO attend.
W. IL. DODSON, Pastor,
st Pauls Episcopal church on Government
Hill.-Sunday services at II a. m. and : p IN,
Sunday school at $3.50 p. IN. Seats free,
Avenue cars pass the door.
REV. Ii. SWIFT, Rector
Travis Park NJ. E. Church.-Sunday school
at $3.50 a, m, services at IL a IN. and at ESQ p.
M, prayer meeting Wednesday at $3.50 p. IN.
L. u. CHAPPELL, Pastor.
Young Mems Christian Association All
come around to the gospel meeting tOmOT-
row Mt 4:3O p IN. sharp, at the rooms 4O4 HOus-
ton street. Strangers in the city, come help
us sing. Rooms open ut 3 O'clOc. All men
come and welcome. Ell. HAMMOND,
Acting secretary.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-07-23
PERSONAL

W. Il. Harris, sheriff of McLennan
county, is in. the city from Waco.
ThOs. Prandy, county surveyor of La
Sale county, is at the st. Leonard.
Mr.. W. II. Cole is expected back from
Dallas next Monday.
Capt. James Speed, of Moore station,
| Is at the st. Leonard.
Mr.. J. c. Sloan, of Del Rio, is in the
city.
Capt. W. L. Foster. OF Gonzales is at
the Southern.
Judge Leslie Thompson, OF Castro
vile, is in the city.
Capt. G. 5. Burt, OF Corpus Christi, is
| In the city.
MIR. VIM. Weiss has left the stays and
| gone to Galveston to join his wife.
Mr.. A. Larrslde, a merchant of La
redo, lis at the Southern.
Sheriff Esson, of Kimble county, is
In the city.
Miss Martha Payne, who has been Wis
iting friends in Corpus Christi the past
two weeks, has returned.
Mr.. Geo. A. FrRnkel. of Fort Worth, is
In the city to attend the bedside of his
sister, Mrs. Matt F. Kippax, who is very
i'll.
Capt. Ed. Maokechine, representing
the Western Wool Commission COM
pany, of st. Louis, Is at the st. Leon
ard.
G. A. Mcdonald and V. S. Clegg, of
Albany, Ca, and W. o. Clegg, of Trini-
ty, Texas, are at the ST. Leonard. They
are here making extensive purchases of
live stock on this market.
Joe Baum left yesterday for Indiana,
where he will engage In business in one
Of the cities of that state.
Mr.. L. W. Stevenson, the well known
railroad man of Laredo, is again in the
city.
James II David, who has returned
from Corpus Christi, leaves for the north
today.
p. B. Butler, OF Kennedy, is in the city
on business, and is stopping at the
Southern.
Hon. K. r. Lane, OF La Sale county,
just in from his ranch. He reports
plenty Of stock looking well. He stops
at the Southern.
Willis McCutcheon and J. NJ. Bennett,
two prominent stockmen from Sweet
Home, Texas, are here on their way
north, and have apartments at the South
ern,
Mr.. A. G. Cooper, of the Arkansas Pass
railroad, has got into his new house. on
TObin hill, and gave a very pleasant
party there last night.
Deputy Marshal Bud West has IT,
turned from Brownsville, where he has
been on attendance In the Federal court.
Marriage Licenses.
W. N Sale to Katie Popping. Hen
rinh GEnr HIM 10 Ennnnn Gnhnh In nrnr
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HOTEL ARRIvAIA.

MANHCKE HOTEL-A Aurick, Ga weston;
Mrs Susan o lard, Uvalde; l. d Hyatt, Leon
FL Mckay and T \ Bcnsey, Houston; TheO.
Ray, Midland.
SOUTHERN HOTEL.-HOn II Lane, La
Sale county; Adolf Daualde, Laredo; John a
White. Bourne, San Marcos; = B Butler,
Kennedy; James ii David, Corpus Christie; Will
McCutchcgn and }. NJ. Bennett, sweet Home {;
Thee. Mash, Dcni>on; !. T.. Nurthcralt, San
Marcos; George T. Parker, Helena; Jack
McNab, Sonora, New Mexico; l. SatOustsll,
Kcrrv,lIc: c Douglass, Sanderson; Capt L
Foster, Gonzales; Wallis FAINT, GOlad.
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Probate Court.

In the probate court today the bond
and oath OF Major G.. G. CressOn, as ad-
ministrRtor or the estate OF the late
Chae H. Nash, was approved. The bond
is $1,000
Mrs. Frances StOltz WAS appointed
guardian of the four Stoltz minors, with
bond at 500. Their father was acct.
dentally killed on the l. Il G. n. railway,
and suit for damages will be brought
against the company,